Equipping Teachers & ClassroomsFrom our founding, Kaur Foundation has been concerned about the lack of knowledge about Sikh-Americans in our schools and classrooms. We work with teachers, schools, and districts to increase their capacity to include education about Sikhs in the curriculum by offering professional development workshops and providing classroom materials.
Introduction to Kaur Foundation's Work
*NEW* Youth Voices Video Series Cultural Safari Video and related classroom resources KF Recommended Reading List Other Educator Resources Reach out to arrange a guest speaker or professional development workshop for your school. 
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Raising Awareness & Fostering DialogueKaur Foundation seeks to raise awareness of cultural and religious literacy about and within the Sikh-American community. We participate in professional conferences such at the National Council for the Social Studies, host public events, and reach out to local and state departments of education to share our classroom resources and encourage dialogue about the important of recognizing Sikhs in the curriculum and building inclusive communities.
We are also developing new programs to enable high school and college students to get involved in our work and engage with their peers and communities. Highlights of Past Events: New Jersey Community Recognizing Vaisakhi April 2019 National Sikh Conference at the Library of Congress, 2009 Read about past participants' experiences at KF events |
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KF Letter to the California State Superintendent of Public Instruction — August 2012
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